After the debacle of the film Baftas a few Sundays ago - was there ever a more shoddy broadcast made of an award show? - you may muse on the merits of watching another. Telling you that Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne are on presenting duty here probably won't have you rushing to tune in any quicker than you might. Osbournes aside, there's the chance to enjoy/endure performances from Kylie, Mika, the Kaiser Chiefs, Leona Lewis and Mark Ronson.

Extraordinary People: the Boys Joined at the Head

9pm, Five

In tomorrow night's That Mitchell and Webb Look, there's a marvellous parody of Five's Extraordinary People brand - the Sensitive Freakshow series. As BBC2's comedians tell of the Boy with an Arse for a Face ("Follow the trials and tribulations of one 12-year-old's struggle to lead a normal life while also getting to have a good old stare at the freak in a way you can tell yourself is sort-of okay"), here conjoined twins Mohammed and Ahmed Ibrahim are un-joined. I say nothing.

Reaper

9pm, E4

Lest you were in any doubt that advertising was a dark art, Sam's dad is convinced that he has skills he can trade the devil for Sam's soul: "I've created cartoon mascots to sell cigarettes to kids." Well, quite. In other news, slacker Sam has to wear a nasty Christmas jumper to trap the slimy soul of a chemical company chief executive and, more philosophically, discovers the perils of widening a close circle of friends.

Freezing

10pm, BBC2

Do not be deterred by the apparent chattering-class setting of this sweet little sitcom. That it focuses on a struggling fortysomething actress (Elizabeth McGovern) and her recently-made-redundant publisher husband (Hugh Bonneville) doesn't detract from the warmth of the humour, much of it predicated on the challenges of being with one's beloved 24/7. Do not be put off by the starry cast (Joely Richardson, Richard E Grant), which makes it look a little like a posh Extras. For were you so disinclined, you'd miss a monstrous-in-a-good-way performance by Tom Hollander. And don't even be put off by the appearance of Alan Yentob "as himself". He's only in it for a minute. (So nothing like his Imagine series then).